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NATIONAL THEATER-There are MANY new
though not especially novel features in the enter
tainment given by Haverly's Minstrel Troupe be-
lore large audience at the National Theater last
night There was some pleasing singing In the
nrsl part by MeSsrs. Hibbard- Emerson, Hail and
CurTan- and "Goy." Add RymanS stump speech
was quite witty Mr.. ''Billy" Emerson a long
time favorite, was enthusiastically received fn MS
songs, and T. NJ. Hall played the banjo with his
accustomed skill and brtlliancy. The afterpiecp
,1lsaruo, Is a clever and very laughable bur-
ALBAUGHS OPERA HOUSE.-Mr Louis Aldrich in
MY Partner, opened 10 small but enthusiastic
audience last night ia Albaugh's Opera House
MI. Adr1Ch Joe sSrttH9prx presents cbar,cter
which has long been familiar TO theater-goers in
an artistic and forctDle manner. Mr. T n Hum
Ter, M Edwin Barbour, Mr. F. G. Campbell and
S.ISs Dora Goldtnwaite, OF the supporting COM
pany, were also w1rthy OF mention Prof Rernavs
reSuned the orchestral baton at Albaugh's laSJ
night, and 20 signaliZe the event. meInbers of the
symphony Orchestra assisted
HARRIS BDOU THEaTER.-Ninnie Oscar Gray
anu MI w l. stevens. TWO well-knOwn and popIi-
lar actors. appeared AT this house last night in
strong drama, entitled without a Rome ;, In
which the large audience found much that pleased
them
THs PANORAMA OF the Second Rattle NJ Rn,l
Run Is a popular resort these pleasant DAYS
hEkSANS lHEATER.-ln addition 10 the sDarrino
exhibition ny JpHn l. sullivan and the other mem
gave 4 novelty show.
DINE MUsEUN-.-The laughable and emotional
scenes OF joaquin MilleTS '.EOrJy-Ninr~ were
enacted 20 the satisfaction OF large audience ar
the Museum last night b, Iond9n Vc1orToa az az
and Maud. Miller.
IHE YALE GLEE GLIB will give one OF its do.
ISht!uI concerts at Willard hail on Monday even
Ing next seats 60 ON sale at NetZerott', Wednes
Gay morning "NU"N"-
AS ENTERrATSsEST. dramatic and musical will
U given pN the young lady pupils OF the COnnpcti
C0t 4'tAQe convent aJ Willard Hall on Tuesday
e.tnlAS april L., for tie benefit Of ST. AIOysius'
pastoral reside ce.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Lawrence PurfOrd son OF Mr. W E. Brrford was
thrown lron buggy at "a and \ streets south
east yesterday and badly bruised about the face
Samuel W. Boudy, a passenger. arriving at the
Baltimore and Potomac depot, last night, was
taken suddenly Ill and was attended by dr. Ne
Williams who said the patient suffered from
heart disease. He was taken to Providence Hos
pital.
About O'Clock this morning as officer McTag-
CART was going his ROUNDS he frightened of
thieves who were in the act OF prying open the
shutters of James T.. SheCklPS' grocery store at
the corner OF 10th and y streets northwest.
The horse attached TO buggy. in which Repre-
sentative and Mrs. wilkins were driving, was
frightened by biCyCliStS on the Conduit road SUM-
day afternoon. and ran away. wrecklng the buggy.
Neither Hr- nor Mrs. wilkins was injured.
The eighth battalion. District Veterans will
celebrate their muster-in day next Monday even
ing with supper. The committee ia charge CON-
prlSes MeSsrs Geo. Wagner, A E l. Reese, Jno.
Augerman. Werner Koch and Dan Pfeil.
The stockholders OF the COrcOran Fire Insurance
Company yesterday reelected the old board OF
directors for the ensuing year, as follows Jno. T.
Lehman, ChaS- \. James. Austin Herr, Geo. A.
AeIlhenny, JAS l. Barbour, Edw. Droop. VIM. E.
EdInonston, JAS W. Orme. Jno. JOY Edison.
Last evening the citizens OF the county met at
Union Hall, Mount Pleasant, and elected Gen. Ellis
Spear, Gen. Swain and A. \. LipScUmb as dele
gates 10 the Citizens Association.
The spring term OF lectures at the National Med
1cal College began last night. The course
embraces seriesOf lectures extending over two
months. and embraces talks by weII-kIlown physi-
clans. Prof ". X. Butler NJ d. delivered the in
troductOry lecture last night at S O'Clock
An enjoyable entertainment was held last night
Baptist church, at the residence OF Miss NJ l. Jor-
Jan, 200. vermont avenue, for the benefit of the
late Rev. ktllrain Gibbons cemetery fund
A large temperance meeting was held last night
III Lincoln Memorial Congregational church Adj
dresses We're made by Rev. j. G. Fields. G. W.
Moore, Mozart Fleet and Sam1 Williams Seventy
persons signed the pledge and put on the blue rib
bon.
Rudolph Gebner, the saloon-keeper at No. 20
Ith street northwest. was before the Police Court
th1S morning, charged by Officer Kaucher with
FALLING TO keep his bar closed on sunday The case
was dismissed.
Many OF the readers OF THE STAR are taxing a6-
vantage OF the remarkably liberal offer OF The
WEEKLY STAR (aS advertised in another cOlumn) no
subscribe To one or more of the leading periodicals
Oh the country. 4 large saving can be made in
this way.
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Sullivan SHARING for FINN.
THE EXHIBITION BY A GALAXY OF sLCGGERS AT THE
WASHINGTON THEATER

THE EXHIBITION BY A GALAXY OF sLUGGKRs AT THE
WASHINGTON THEATER.
John l. sullivan and five other professional
sluggers gave an exhibition Of sparring at Ker-
mans Theater last night. The house was crowded
TO It's utmost capacity. The first bout with the
gloves was between Bob Turnbull OF New York, a
newspaper boy, and Carroll, the New England
lightweight. Sullivan and Lannon then appeared.
The big fellow looked in fair condition considering
his long idleness, but was rather short-w1nded,
and his muscles were covered up unduly with fat.
The sparring was not very fierce, as Sullivan saved
his in Jured left arm as much as possible Later in
the evening sullivan again appeared, with steve
Taylor as his opponent, and the exhibition Of
sparring was interesting, II not very lively other
bouts were given between Taylor and LannOn, La
Blanche the marine, and Turnbull, and the ma
rine and Carroll. The last two gave an amusing
exhibition OF sparring under the free and-easy
rules OF the London prize-ring, under which wrest-
ling and kicking were prominent features of the
contest
MI. sullivan proposes to make return visit to
Washington TO give another exhibition for the
benetit OF the people who could not get admission
last night.
FIRE IN DRY GOODS SroRE-A few minutes
before II o'clock last night Sergeant Perry and
Officer Kaucher discovered flames bursting
through the roof OF house No. 736 18th street,
owned by A. Herman, and occupied by Jacob E.
Young as a dry goods store. An alarm was turned
in from box l27, and when an entrance was forced
into the I'd story OF the building 1t found blaZ
ing, the raw cotton goods stored there affOrding
fuel for the flames. By extraordinary efforts and
using good judgment the nremen succeeded In
combining the fire to the building in which 1t
started The loss to Mr.. Young on his stock is set
down at 90 600, and the damage to the building at
about 500.
MANY OF the readers OF THE STAR are taking adj
vantage OF the remarkably liberal offer Of The
WEEKLY STAR (as advertised in another cOlumn) to
subscribe to one more Of the leading periodicals
OF the country. large saving can be made in
this way.
TO-MORRows OPPORTUNITY.-WedneSda April
9Th, is the last day for the "EaSter Greeting"
prices at the PalaiS Royal See I'd page.
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weather, colder wednesday morning followed by
slowly rising temperature, winds generally north
westerly, becoming variable.
julius L.SsBURGH 3I5 9TH street will open To.
morrow morning, and continue selling THURSDAY
and Friday, 800 lace bed sets. consisting OF one
spread and two shamS at s245; reduced from e. 90
5000 tapestry rugs Sc, sl-ls $40: reduced fully
One-han from former price 1000 best quality
smyrna rugs bromley make. -. ~ 81 and Il 10.
reduced from December prices about ore-haif'
Smyrna mats, ~ and % cents; former price 81 so
each. Also, 800 imported Administer rugs. $40:
reduced from $40. and 49, imported Administer
rugs, s3.05; reduced from 800. 10000 window
shades, on Hift>hoTnS patent fixtures, 30 cents
each. 500 patent rockers s2.45; reduced from
500. 800 pair 1urconan curtains. $2.9O per pair,
and $50 pairs lace curtains. $50; reduced July
One-hah. VIII the reader of TIE EVENING ST Ar
kindly call and see how low sell the above
aTticies9 JULIUS LaNsBURGH,
3lJ 9TH street.
EASTER SUITS. EASTER WRAPS. of every descrip-
tlon, both plain and handsomely trimmed We
have an unusual and attractive assortment of
walking jackets and are in daily receipt OF novel
Ties as soon is manufactured. many of which are
confined to Us exclusively Tor Washington
Il. Ii. TAYLOR,
9as5 Pennsylvania ave.
TIE BEAUTIFUL Use Magic Cream Sold at drug
RSJS.
FoR PURE RYE wHIskIEs, mellow with age, go to
the old and reliable establishment Of
CHR- XASDER. 900 7th street northwest
GREAT B.RG.ISs.-Good real felt Derbys, $50;
fine, s.; at n. T. Lewis. 40 eth Il.
The LARGEST POToNAC HERRING ever caught In
the Potomac River was at K. A. Golden's Potomac
River game and fish stalls to-day. on exhibition,
with his choice Potomac roe shad- All orders
promptly attended 10. Telephone s47-3.
STAIN GLASS ST BSTITUTE. All 9Th st. NV.
ASK HARDWARE DEALERS for Corrugated Key
Yale Locks Insist on having them.
COMPARISONS are odOrOuS," as Mrs. NalaprOp
would say, and the most strikingly GLORIOUS OF all
comparisons is tO compare the superior quality
of EaStmaAS ArbutuS with others.
FINE PORTRAITS. kets kenethy. HOO Pa ave-
FUSSELL'S 1CE-CREAM.
YOU can buy Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel.
Cur Kid, ST. Goat or Peb Goat for sl.50 per pair.
W. H. Rich, el1 Market space.
LADIES Hand-Sewed shoes $3.50, this week, at
Geo. W. R1chS, 400 9Th ST. NV.
REPAIRING glasses while you wait Hempler cor Az.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IHOR SALE TWO TwOLSTORY FIyE-ROOM
II Brick Houses water aud gas; near the government
Printing office, renting TO good tenants at per
grade 80 feet teas front on Boundary one square
north of 9th St car line by 100 feet deep to public
alley must De sold soon .. NJ. BRYANT,
ap5-3t' 514 9th st NV.
LCOR sALE-A NEAT TWO-sTORY SIX-ROOM
IL and bath brick dwelling. with cellar, lot 1880
Wallsch Place, n. W. For particulars apply to
HUFTY 4 DYER,
ap0-4t 18th and F.
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One Month an .IaiI

WITH THE STOLEN CLOTHES Oh HIS RAcE
ne case OF Henry Francis Keeling charged with
s'e'ing an overcoat and suit OF clothes from the
Aou5r OF samuel cohen, where he was boarding.
WIS taken up ii the Police Court to-day. The
court heard the testimony and gave tn. derendan,
one month ia 1alL
!" nat Is 10 be done with the propertye, asked
1'-ee' Nv 1arter I'VE have recovered the over
present -- "a '1o'1o' on d.
LET f5 she 9vercoat be returned to the owner
ei"~nes taken from the mans back
BAD Boy.-Archie Hayes. a nfne-vear-o,d COL
ored oOy, had sis il his inside pOckpt yesfeniev
AFTERNOON when he walked into a r.iIroad of,i.s
anu ashed l9r ticket 10 Baltimore putting dow
$lV VA!- winch covered several other bills Tn 10
morning, when he was brought before luce. Sns ~
ne had not cent in his, pocket When be .nn11
Gown the money for the railroad ticker Air q, pu'
sion suspected him. and asked him wber, b. - 81,
the money He SAID IL given To hin, Inv 80
and he Vas going To visit his mother who ,r u,
Baltimore lie was turned over TO ONCE 40,
VINO arrested him. IL was afterwards leJ nod ~;
MS mother lived az No. 1927 lIth street nrthweS,
and THAT he had taken the money from vrs OCT
Via Adams, who was Visiting his mC her Th,S
morning. in the Police Court, the H,yss counSal
Dreaded guilty 10 the charge, and the IlIdc,e turnsd
MIN over 20 his mother, and told her no foos
her Dog and do The best she cOI.d W i'm mir -
SAID the boy had been In the habit OK RUNNING
days "' Aooi
CRIMINAL COUgT JCRoEs-Mess 5. Jos r Hin
Justus Hoiiancer, Alex Reed md WashinatNT
Mood We're yesterday excused II Oan service on the
peul Jury In The Ca1l1Ral Court and sixteen names
we're drawn froU the box, out OF which 10 ges the
Tsq0lslte number ~ Ill vaes ncies as follows: A
D. SlarA JAS l. Barbour, Jno CreaIner Thos. Smell.
I UaAsL' Jho r olMstead, IaS III. Jones f c. Davis,
D D FISCHER, IhoS> Franz Is Edw Cohen JAS. E
inSo' a'oot NAYS, Gee. T. kennedy, JAS. II.
IuAeh' chas- A ste wart, Gabriel Cradey.
OAl'iSi' the World-~order, at KerrAan's-Adrt.
SEIZE TIE SoLDEs OPPORTUNITY .-To-norrow
should the eatner be favorable n rryriye Iofs IN
oaiIett fu.A viii be sold AT auct Eoii The terms
are ohIy : per cent cash, ana III same monthly
ioI ioies- dine months thereafte r. with interest
va, L. i. party buys lot for eco he must paw
- oo"L AID 81 month for u ~ next forty-ntne
=, oh1-s, Win few cents addeC Tor interest This
.To as opportunity 10 save and 10 make money
tu,Ssecf purchaser who VIII. er.Or TO july i 1854
rro,o ~ "Orth II OOoor more, liberal rebate
, noni sns purchase price wa De- allowed Young
1eh, Young women, hone-seke r. Investors her9
se yo -, opportunity. Sei1 II Promptly ReIuem-
and take the 81 30 a r train an III.
49, anu ONO station for Garrett PARK For
To- a NJ InorinItioe call On or address Henri
S pp' w. O., etn street Observation-Disclosures
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EsanAv.se Azg Dr. u ; S1sx1sa

EngIavfnG on metal and wood. Monogrsms and crests
on ssaa vutches 3ewery Card engraving and print
Ing Seal engraving in al its brancheA B0okbinders
dies. Soap dies and steel stamp cutting Rubbea
stamps for making and all kinds Of STAMPING
Gold or silver bullion embroidering Re4alias and s
kinds Of lodge pafapheEnAltA mhl2
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

JIOR RENT-DEsIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
and grounds house furnished; within fve miles Of
III letter of inquiry Address JC Star office apo eot-
NOR RENT - FIRST CLASS COUNTRY RESI-
six miles northwest of city: picturesque SURROUNDING
TO first-class private family only Address PARK,
Star office. ap5-St'
I1OR SALE AND RENT-sMALL HOMES NEAR
J. the city specially. Fifty fine selections on
aaa cheap and on r FAY s sflT CO. 1907
I,oR sALE-FARMS. LARGE AM SMALL, NEAR
Washington hi, M near station who're 10 TO 90 trains
s cos sssis sio Nd per acre D. NJ Sesh sor
EIOR sALE--SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. on HARE
i wood road, near Soldiers Home; L acre ground;
@ a!S stable ~piis stR %y
5000 cash required TYLER RUTHLRFoKD,
IrQR SALE-FARM, 100 ACRES, FOREST GLEN.
Il 100 acres. Silver Springs; ACRES, Wheaton, he
r,Hrsn Branch 20 ars Herldoy Va Is acres
Farms on all lines leading out OF city.
BAXTER & MCGOWAN,
apo-3t. 1GOS-IOi0F st.
NOR SALOON 14TH ST ROAD NEAR BRIGHT
room ralne Stable ana Carriase ouse
room for two horses and two cows; also a two-sory
mh1s-sw. ' q " Is 80 Ss St NV.
EoR SALE AT LAUREL; MD, HALFWAY Be
from both cities very nice two story Gothic ra,ne
about an acre nicely laid out with flowers and frat
Also, the opposite corner containing acre. This
property convenient to the depot and be bought
at low figure. TYLER RUTHERFORD, I,26
ST. ". nlh20.,ws
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR SALE
w the Hyatt Mansion at HyattsvIle, Md. The prop
erty beautifully located, directly opposite the rail
road station; and halt acres; abundance of
large shade trees and ornamental shrubbery dwelling
substantial brick structure, containing %
The property presents advantages Tor summer hotel
boarding house that have equal among the
roundngs of Washington. Will be sold bargain,
easy terms, to an immediate purchaser
ap1-lm +. Ii. SMITH * son, 1922 f st.
HOUSES AND LOTS AT HYATTSVuLE.-we
have for sale several of the most desirable he
this suburb of Washington. prices
ranging from $1,000 to $1,000. Also IA large mum
Der OF lots among the most eligible in the vii age.
ap1-1m +. II. SMITH & son, les2 st.
NOR SALE OR RENT-FERY DESIRABLE COUN-
II try place Lawyers Hill, about 3 of mile from
Relay. b. o. Il. r., viii rent dwelling furnished
Apply GEO, ". S. HALL, Insurance and Real Estate
Agent % I'd St, Baltimore mh3l-lMof
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To meet want urgently felt by great MANY people
who have to use PURE WHISKY for sickness debility
and other purposes. but who have none but the
best and purest obtanable we offer our
ZINE OLD RYE WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY
at the very moderate price of
FIFTY 600 CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE
FIFTY (5O) CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE
or 50. SO PER GALLON.
Having handled these goods for nearly twenty vaara
we can GUARANTEE them as represented free from
fusel oil and every other impurity, consequently
suited the most debate, in sickness or convelee
cence. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist
mh30 14th and and I'd and alta n "
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AsHRURSHAM Mass Ian Il 1919

AsHBURNHAM, MASS, Jan. 15, 1886.
have been very sick over two years. They all gave
me up as past cure. tried the most skllful phys-
clans. but they did not reach the worse part The
lungs and heart would fill up every night and distress
me. and my throat was very bad told my children
should never die in till had tried Hop Bitters
When had taken two bottles they helped me very
much indeed When 1 had taken two more bottles
was we'll There lot of sick folks here who have
seen how they cured me- and they used them and
cured and feel As thankful do that there so val
liable medicine made.
Yours truly. MRS. JULIA &. CUSHING,
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To SATISFY
FOUR LEADING
DENTISTS OF
BALTIMORE.

Professor P. B. Wilson, of the Baltf-
more University, has analysed ION
WEISS Cream for the Teeth, His re-
port says it contains precisely the
qualities that above Dentists says
Gentrifice should contain. ZON-
WEISS is of soft creamy consistency,
and is applied to the brush by means
OF an imitation ivory spoon. 1t has
peculiar. refreshing, preserving and
cleansing qualities and delightful
havoring OF its own. Sold by all
Druggists
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NY little sickly. puny baby, was changed into
great bouncing boy and was raised from sick bed
BY using Hop Ritters short time"
lnh24-eo YOUNG MOTHER
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TCOR SALE
L House on ST. near 21st NV, rooms all m l. /;
terms easy price $500
Frame Houses on Sd St ne. 6 rooms: good repair.
lot 25x100; squares from Capitol grounds: price
S2,7OO
New House on St n W.. near 13th.S rooms, all mi
terms easy: price $1,000
Several new Houses in the n W. near Pa ave- rooms
all mi. price $4,000.
Two Houses Sd st. me-, near Capitol z rooms m
l.. price $4,000.
House on H ave-, new rooms. all mi rented for
$50 price $4,000.
Houses and Ground in all parts of the city and
suburbs. AUSTIN p BROWN
ap5-lw Real Estate and Loans, 1926 St NV
NOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN-A TWO-STORY
l. Frame Dwelling; seven rooms; Sl3 1th ST ne
half square from St cars. with sre side lot Cotal
frontage of A feet by depth of 100 feet) price 1c
per foot including improvements; easy terms.
Inquire of
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather..

Indications for the "a hoI-S commencing nj H. IN
For District OF Columbia. and Virginia. fair
weather colder wednesday morning followed by
slowly rising temperature, winds generally north
westerly, becoming variable.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
ElOcutfOnary Reading.
Miss MacBride, assisted by pupils wednesday,
April G. O'Clock, at parlors OF the Willard 2
Embroidered Moss Rose Bud Free.
at Oppenheimer's, 52s 9th st. NV, St. Cloud
building wednesday, 10 to IL a m. and 2 to 4
p m.
karen Troches and Balsam.
Wholesale and retail depot,
EDw. P. MERIT, Sc cor 18th and sts,
1 opposite woodward & Lothrops.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa.
presents new and valuable food beverage. It is
delicious to the taste highly nutritious and rem
dered readily digestibe. 1t will not distress
or headache, like the ordinary cocoas 1t will be
found at the druggists and grocers'. 1
Have Been Afflicted
with an affection Of the throat from childhood,
caused by d1phtheria, and have used various rem
ed but haye nTe found
ton, Piketon, Ky. Sold only in boxes co
Special to Ladies.
Beautiful Rosebuds made and given away at
Oppenheimer'S 52S 9th st. NV, St. Cloud build
Ing, Wednesday, 10 to ~ a. IN. and to p. N. /
Boston Varieties sell loo. "Royal Glue
Mends broken china, glass. wood, &C. eos
ID. N. Walford,
Banjos, violins Guitars and Strings, 4s7 Pa. ave.
ssLet,s Talk $25 Harness.''-Becker,s 60
Ivory Starch-wash, starch and iron in five
minutes. Perfect. Try it. Ask grocers. TUG
sSThe Queen Of Beers.''-No family should
be without Moerleins celebrated Beer, 75c. per
doz. l6ml F. H. FINLEY, Agt., 1906 ST.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. ''Ward" prints, 45c per h.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: Sweet Milk
sc. per quart. Cream l5c.
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A WoRD To THr WISE.

NO NONSENSICAL CLAIMS MADE FOR TT
NO EXTRAvAGANT ADVERTISING DONE
(THE COST OF WHICH CONSUMERS HAVE
TO PAY FOR). BUT GUARANTEED AS GOOD
AS ANY LAUNDRY SOAP CAN BE, OR NEED
BE, AND SOLD EVERYWHERE AT ONLY
FOUR CENTS CAKE.
FROM ONE TO THREE CENTS CAKE
LESS THAN ANY OTHER SOAP IN MARKET
OF SAME WEIGHT AND QUALITY.
SAVE YOUR PENNIES AND THE Dor.
LARS WILL TAKE CARE OF THEMsEIvRsn
USE COLGATE co.'s "EUREKAr SOAP
mh26 tth1m
4 SrHMA, NEURALGIA PARALYSIS. HYeTFRIJ
ANeryous Prostitution; rheumatism. and All disease
successfully troated without medicine by NJ n Pm
KER Magnetic Healer. 420 10th st. NV Once hou]
i TO pm Consultation tree. will visit patienfa
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my mothe says Hop Bitters is the only thing thai
viii keep her from attacks Of paralysis ani
headache."-Ed. Ossceg0 Sten.
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ATTENTION. CAPITALISTS,

Al 4AONs NAfl1AlISxS!
Syndicates have been formed for the purpose Of
buying ground and building houses. Now If you ex-
pect to realize from these investments. then start
wholesale Factories" here Those will draw mechan-
les to the District and give permanent employment to
men and women who desire work.
We have heardo men boastine of how much money
they have made in business in this city and with that
money opened . Wholesale Factory elsewhere Truly
poor consolation for Washington
You coming from New York telling you. we
have come here to monopolize the business and show
you that New Workers can underseu all your mer-
chants Now the truth is that your old reliable Resi-
dent SHOE and Dry Goods Houses have sold
their wares at lower figures than similar goods are
offered in other cities Hence they have not become
millionaires.
Those pretended Baltimore and New York benefact-
like the heather Chinese. They make all they
the people of the District and then
home to spend it with others.
HEuBRUN,s
OLD RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
Leader Of Low Prices Since twenty-five Years,
Is still leading the trade. and viii stick to you to the
end.
OUR EASTER OFFERING CONSISTS OF the
handsomest Chrome ever presented. An Easter Egg
for each child Special reduction Of prices for Misses
Boys and Children's Shoes.
The best line of Gents and Ladies' LOw-QUARTER
SHOES ever offered will be placed sale this week at
HEILBRUNS
LARGEST oNE-PR1CE SHOE HOUSE,
4O2 SEVENTH STREET n. w.
See The Old Lady in Window
P. S.-Twenty tickets good for pair 81. so shoes.
ap4
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Syndicates have been formed for the purpose OF
buying ground and building houses. Now If you ex-
pect to realize from these investments, then start
wholesale Factories" here Those will draw mechan-
les to the District and give employment to
men and women who desire work.